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Asked: 2026-06-09T07:38:02+00:00

We use function tests in a java project that we run with junit and

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We use function tests in a java project that we run with junit and gradle. They take some time. Several minutes per test and we have 200. The test output looks something like this: 

TEST testname1(location) PASSED/FAILED
TEST testname2(location) PASSED/FAILED

So when we look at the log we don’t know if it was test1 or test2 that took time. Is it possible to add a timestamp to the gradle output?

datetime: TEST testname1(location) PASSED/FAILED
datetime: TEST testname2(location) PASSED/FAILED

And also is it possible to write testname before we know if the test passes or failes? So if a test hangs we will see which test that is hanging?

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  1. Editorial Team

    The new test logging feature in Gradle 1.1 will help you with this. You can already try 1.1-rc-2 today.

    The other options is to implement and register a custom org.gradle.api.tasks.testing.TestListener. See the java/testListener sample in the full Gradle distribution.

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